We fund beginner-friendly, hands-on pathways in coding, design, media, and engineering. The goal is simple: learn by doing, build a portfolio you're proud of, and leave with practical skills you can use right away.
Important: Training is delivered by independent organizations we fund. We don't directly operate courses, guarantee job placement, or act as an employer.
We support flexible, short-term courses that allow learners to build skills step-by-step.
We invest in programs that pair learners with industry professionals and supportive peer groups.
We prioritize programs designed for different learning styles, with accommodations available and sensory-friendly sessions when possible.
Partners provide access to the software, devices, and responsible AI tools needed to complete projects.
Build fundamentals in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, then learn collaboration and modern workflows.
Learn visual storytelling and editing through guided assignments that become a mini-portfolio.
Learn layout, type, and brand basics while creating real assets for real use.
Learn sensors, microcontrollers, and prototyping through hands-on team builds.
Build problem-solving skills with CAD basics, safety training, and maker projects with real constraints.
Learn shooting fundamentals, sound, story structure, and editing workflows by producing a short feature.
Publish finished projects and, where available, earn entry-level certificates that help employers understand your skills.
Get support with resumes, LinkedIn, interview practice, and mock presentations so you feel prepared and confident.
Access alumni guidance, mentor office hours, and referrals to next-step opportunities as they become available.
No. Tracks start at a beginner level with step-by-step guidance, practice projects, and mentor feedback.
It depends on the program. Many partners provide lab access, loaner devices, or software during training. Contact us and we'll point you to what's available.
Some programs are free, and others may have sliding-scale fees. We prioritize options that remove cost barriers, and scholarships may be available through funded partners.
Eligibility varies by program and location. Many tracks are designed for students, early-career adults, and career changers looking for a first step.
You should finish with portfolio-ready work, a clearer skill set, and career readiness support. Some programs also offer certificates or referrals to next steps.
Help students learn in-demand skills and build a portfolio that shows what they can do.
Help students learn in-demand skills and build a portfolio that shows what they can do.
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